Requesting information on old "Lunchtime" honey tin?

Hi everybody, I recently purchased this old "Lunchtime" honey tin produced in Melbourne Australia, but have not been able to find any information on it. Can anyone please be of any assistance? Thank you for your time,

Regards,
David

 

Wish I could bee more helpful.

 

Hey that comment stings

 

Wonderful graphics.

Debora

 

1960s according to this:

https://deskgram.cc/explore/tags/1960stins

Debora

 

Thanks Debora, that's great much appreciate it and how exciting. Yeah, I like the graphics too.

 

Lunchtime Honey was the retail brand of honey sold by Captain Distributing P/L, a company owned by my father Lloyd Freeman and his brother Murray. They operated out of Islington St Collingwood and later from Weston St Brunswick. The company operated from the 50's until the mid-seventies when sold to an English company Unigate (not Unilever). They bought honey mainly from beekeepers in Gippsland and blended it to come up with that sold as Yellow Box. They also exported bulk honey to USA and Japan. They exhibited every year at the Melbourne Show and Honey Week, on the lower floor of the Melbourne Town Hall in April school holiday (I think).
John Freeman
0428 956887

 

Welcome, John. It's always nice & usually informative when someone comes along with a personal connection to a posted item. Honey Week sounds sweet.